Trial of Clementine Barnabet Set Amid Stabbing Murders
Parish authorities press six indictments against Clementine Barnabet, accused of leading a sacrifice sect linked to a series of killings of Black miners and other victims. Witnesses, including relatives and suspects, crowd Attis jail as tensions rise over potential release and further arrests.
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Sacrifice Sect
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Rehearing Denied in Keene Hite Case
Madison Wisconsin April 5 The Wisconsin Supreme Court denied the petition for rehearing in the case of William C Hite executor for Louis Hite of Louisville against Francis B Keene Milwaukee American consul to Geneva. The lower court awarded 7000 to Hite but the verdict was set aside due to the Swiss statute of limitations.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Supreme Court
William C. Hite
Louie Hite
Louisville
Francis B. Keene
Milwaukee
Geneva
Kpene
Hite
Waycross Ga News Seeks 1913 Odd Fellows Meeting Host
Waycross residents discuss hosting the 1913 Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows in Gainesville. Colonal John W. Bennett is named to locate convention sites and report back. Additions to Phoenix hotel planned and court sessions, local elections, and public works are noted alongside county notices and civic updates.
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Waycross
See the List of Candidates in Sunday’s Constitution
A fragment summary urges readers to study the Sunday Constitution candidate list and list of questions about the campaign. It outlines procedures for contestants to collect subscriptions, accurately record names and addresses, and secure receipts. The notice stresses careful record keeping, rural route route numbers, and proper handling of remittances and receipts.
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Maginot
Rane
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Death notices from Georgia area obituaries and burials
Mrs William Lawrence of Tifton dies in Atlanta private sanitarium and to be interred in Albany at 4 pm. James Lowman, 18, dies at home. burial in Baltimore after removal from H. M. Patterson & Son chapel. Arthur M. Orr dies in private sanitarium. funeral at South Forsyth Street residence. Miss Lucy A. Smith, 25, dies. burial in Hollywood. several siblings survive. Louise Evans, 1 year old, buried at Sylvester cemetery. Dr Thomas Virgil Hubbard dies in Marietta. funeral at Marietta with Mount Zion burial. Miss Hanle Jacobs, Gwinnett county, dies of pneumonia. burial in Loganville. Mrs Chandler of Commerce dies at home. William Lawrence’s burial planned for Albany.
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Tifton
William Walwrence
Atlanta
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Lawrence
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Alang
Cecelia
Wiliam
KE. H. Bacon
Eastman
M. Wood
Titton
C. J. Daniel
H. H. Tift
J. W. Myers
W. S. Pickard
Savannah
Baynard Willingham
James C.lowman
James €. Lowman
Ivy Street
H. M. Patterson & Son
Baltimore
Daisy Martin
Hattie McMiMan
Arthur M. Orr
South Forsyth Street
C. Orr
Lucy A. Smith
Echo Street
Hollywood
Smith
GW. Smith
Louise Evans
KE. Evans
Fair Street
Greenberg & Bond Company Wrat
Sylvester Cemetery
Thomas Virgil Hubbard
C. C. Edwards
Marietta
Burlai
Mount Zion
Awrenceville
Wrenceville
Gal
Hanle Jacobs
C. D. Jacobs
Grayson
Jacobsa
Gwinnett County
Loganville
Miss Jacobs
William Lawrence
Southern Leaguers Rally to Beat Rome in Game at Atlanta
In Rome on April 6 Atlanta Crackers defeated Rome 5 4 as five runs came in after a shaky sixth inning. Key hits by Matthews McCleskey and O'Dell plus stellar defense from Lefty Geyer and Whitey Alperman fueled the visitors late. Peters, Jordan and Wolfe highlight Rome's early offense, while Hamm and Matthews anchor Atlanta pitching.
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Sykes
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Tanford
Gome
Hones
Carnea
Sherwood Magee Sidelined by Wrist Fracture
Philadelphia left fielder Sherwood Magee of the National League will be out for at least a month after a pitch hit during practice caused a fracture in his right wrist. An X ray showed a broken bone and the forearm was placed in splints.
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Sherwood Magee
Passes Mailed to Preachers by Atlanta Baseball Association
The Atlanta Baseball Association mailed complimentary passes to all Atlanta ministers on Friday afternoon. The cards grant free admission to the baseball grounds for the local club's season games.
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Atlanta Baseball Association
Atlanta
Boys High School in Barnesville Game Preview
The Boys High School baseball team travels to Barnesville today to face Gordon Institute. Chicago reports that United States League manager Niesen plans to consider western college stars for the team with about thirty candidates at practice. Arthur Sugs Raymond, formerly of the New York Nationals, pitched for the group.
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Gordon Institute
Bugs
Chicago
Niesen
Arthur
Raymond
New York Nationals
Hard for Husbands and Wives to Talk Over Relatives
In the April American Magazine H G Wells discusses marriage and communication. He notes that talking about relatives is rarely easy for couples and can lead to cautious phrasing and misinterpretation.
Fast Milling Set To Feature Gibbs Delmont At Staten’s Club
Willie Gibbs of New York meets Young Delmont of Memphis in a main bout at Harry Staten’s club in Atlanta tonight. Delmont, 18, rides a rising arc under manager Black Baggio after outpointing Jem Kendrick, English champ. Local favorite Billy Kerr starts the semi wind up against Pug Vinson. Umpires and prison league games follow with teams listed and seven inning limits.
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New York
Young Delmont
Memphis
Harry Staten
Atlanta
Gibbs
Delmont
Black Baggio
Joe Mandot
Jem Kendrick
Kendrick
Billy Karr
Staten
Pug Vinson
Clarence Collins
Sleepland
Kerr
Vinson
Charlie Les
Eddie Berger
Staten’s Place
Federal Prison Baseball League Opens Its First Season
The Federal Prison Baseball League begins its first season this Saturday with eight teams including Pirates Tigers Cubs Yanigans Mutts Athletics and Glanta. Players and fans at the federal penitentiary show unusual excitement as the season kicks off amid the prison’s gloomy surroundings.
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Pirates
Mutts
Yannigans
Federal Prison Baseball League
Federal Penitentiary
Uncle Sam
Tigers
Cubs
Glanta
Pink Tights and Gingham in April American Magazine
Wdlna Ferber critiques social judgment among women in sleeping cars via a story titled Pink Tights and Gingham. The commentary likens female assessment to judging by Masonic symbols, cigars, and kimono patterns as readers note a scene of kimono motifs and ornate attire amid hurried fashion details.
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